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i- Caa I r Fai< Tii<Ar Anil Tiihnc JfX U5 I Ul III lj ailll lilUtSa S3 ‘ ' i 'A&S:. . ' , • WE SELL MORE TIRES AND TUBES THAN ANY CONCERN IN ALAMANCE COUNTY. WE SELL THE GOODYEAR TIRE. THE WORLD’S GREATEST TIRE. MADE OF SUPERTWIST CORD. , ---- If it’s Tires and Tubes we can save you money if you consider quality. We carry some medium priced tires. Good Cord Tire 30x3 1-2 for $6.00. All sizes in stock ranging from 30x3 to 40x8 high pressure balloons and solids. No extra charge for applying tires we sell. See us, we will fit your needs. 300 Tires to select from. Come at once, possibility of an ad vance at an early date. Get in on the ground floor on low prices. Just received car fence and poultry wire. All kinds farm supplies. Field and garden seeds, best variety. Come to see us, we can save you money. Make our store your head; quarters at all times. Our slogan better goods and better service. Bradshaw & Thompson Phone 890 Burlington, N. C. Worth St. THE PIEDMONT WAREHOUSE IS LEADING THE UNITED STATES IN HIGH AVERAGE Here are some averages for October 24th : Wilson and Wilson -.1.—. 524 L. C. Pope ._.. 612 Roby Walters.. —»-. Lunsford and Wilson ... ...—866 Warren and Curry ..—<•-- 444 Sam Hayes -- ---948 Roy Me Aden —:—-- -— 422 pounds—$260.50 Average $4971 pounds—$290.80 Average $49.02 pounds--$266.82 Average $47.10 pounds- $43^.26 Average $50.02 pounds—$175.60 Average $39-55 pounds—*-$329.26 Average $41.26 pounds—$182.50 Average $43.23 4 ' ... Our sale on Monday the floor over averaged tor the 45,000 pounds sold 31 vents a pound. * Practically all the warehousemen at the Piedmont are Caswell county . * men, and we want the tobacco growers of Caswell to feel that when they •* bring their tobacco to us they are not among strangers. You are guaranteed courteous treatment and will get the high dollar for your tobacco. • ’ - **■•“ We have the largest Hoor space in Mebane and the house is well lighted S and provided with all the conveniences neceffsary for taking care of your 1 ■ • Sj We have here at Mebane the largest wrapper market in the world. T^his .■ v helps in making for a high average for the tobaccos intrusted to us for If you want the High Dollar for your tobacco come to the PIEDMONT. JUNIUS ALLEN. HARRY OLIVER and WALTER DILLARD, ■ MEBANE, NORTH CAROLINA i ———wmm . - •■■■• You Know j It’s Right You need newer uk “k this dock right?" if you hove a Seth Thomas Eden m your home or office. You know it's right—this small mahogany dock is fitted with die highly accurate No. 112 Seth Thomas movement Fully jeweled with balance compen sated for change in temperature— it is in itself ajguarantee of perfect timekeeping. $25. '4 ’ ■ is&atz WEAVER’S JEWELRY CO., BBIDSVXLLB, If. 0. •*"•*•..... —... SPEAKING AT PROSPECT HILL AND ANDERSON SCHOOL SOON (Continue.! from Page 1) .. .. f- mat*1,1 ■ y 1 they want To hear about the ad vantages of the condensery. He knows what the condenseries have done for other places and will be able to tell what one will do for this county. To secure the condensery for Mebane the farmers within a 30 miles radius of that town will have to assure a daily supply of 50,ooo» pounds per day. This will be five or six thousand gallons. This amount can he supplied easi ly if only a sufficient number of the men and women within the 30 miles radius will agree to buy the cows arid supply the milk. And it is certain that whoever wants to buy cows will be enabled | to do so in one way or another. Mr. W. S. Harris, of Mebane, phones on Tuesday that it has been definitely arranged for Mr. Humphrey to speak at Anderson school on Tuesday night, Novem ber JSt, at 7 :30 o'clock. Every body in reach/is strongly urged by the Caswell Chamber of Com merce and by the Kiwanis Club of ^ Mebane to attend that meeting if possible. Mr. Harris says that an engagement for Prospect Hill will be announced later, and pos sibly one for Yanceyville. Mr. Carter of Mebane is also to speak at Anderson school on Friday night, October 28th. There is to be an entertainment there then. But Mr. Carter will speak about the condensery. , v As the people learn of the pro portions of the condensery busi ness they get on fife about it. If only everybody woultl go plumb wild about it there would he no question about its coming to this section.A condensery is going to be located somewhere in North Carolina. And Mebane stands a good chance of getting it. Why shouldn’t all the intelligent folks of Caswell turn out in aoody and root for the enterprise? It will help us out of the financial wilder ness quicker than anything else. The Caswell County Chamber of Commerce urges everybody who can do so to come to Ander son school on Tuesday night, No vember rst, at 7:30, and to Pros pect Hill and Yanceyville when the dates are announced. RESOLUTIONS Adopted by the Fourteenth Dis trict of North Carolina, Jr. O. U. A. M. at YanceyviUe, Fri day, October 14, 1917. WHEREAS, our State is being burdened with a large number of stores and filling stations which operate on the Sabbath day, many such places often being called stores "and filling - stations, when in reality they are blind tigers and"assembling places for boys and young men who should be at home or at Sunday School; THEREFORE, be it resolved that this District meeting of Juni or.s of the Fourteenth District, composed of Rockingham and BURLINGTON, N. C. 1 • •->ii'-' •' * . ('-*>-t '//k.ft-.: ■':■? . S’. ••■'. ' ...••■ v ' '.-■ %_ \ ‘ W^mk V'-'jP1'’'$'"&ijg- "S'?!-* $* P' ■ f r "~ !''' -/ "J-- ■ .,' : x\25ih Anniversary ] Suits With Personality Distinctive in Cut and Patterns i lmeiy styles, too— And manly lines, Serviceable fabrics. No doubt of these • Values at— ©B Drop in and Look over our Stock. Not necessary to Buy. Men's suits in serges and worsteds, plain and attractive itripes in blue, brown and gray, rhree-button, single-breasted models. Extra pants, $4.98 , You’ll Be Miles Ahead— WHEN YOU EQUIP WITH Tfretfone Gum-Dipped Tires Firestone Tires wear longer, because every fiber of every cord is insulated with rubber, as a result of the Gum Dipping process. ' This practically eliminates internal friction, the great est enemy of long tire-life in ordinary tires; > Gum-Dipping, exclusively Firestone, increases the strength and flexibility of the tire. Nevertheless, Firestone prices are the lowest in tire history. That’s why you’ll be "Miles Ahead" when you equip your car with these wonderful tires. Come in today! Her bin Service Station REIDSVILLE, N. C. I-__ , -r=-=l ’ ____ ■___ . - « " 1 ftM) For Dependable Uwd Cara See A. K. WILLIAMSON C. P. K. MOTOR COMPANY i -w;' •:'?;•• >.' '? • ■’ ..it. Buick Dealers In Caswell County strongly opposing the operation of such places on Sunday, and pledge ourselves not to patronize the same. Be it further resolved that these resolutions be published in such papers as the District Deputy may direct. (The above resolutions were read twice and unanimously adopted*by a standing vote.) Help us to make a good paper by sending in your renewal. Jv !£" t ^ "ft Your renewal (or a new sub scription) will help to pay the printer’s bills, and enable The Messenger to expand. •r-...' V Please send us a list of people „ who may want to subscribe for ' The Messenger. Your money’s worth or your money back if you subscribe to The Messenger.
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